Sentence examples for representatively from inspiring English sources

But Mr Xi still has reason to worry, as China enters what he calls the "deep water" of economic reform.In a country so vast, populous and diverse, it is often hard to sample representatively.

She has also been known as "the first believer" and as the one in whom the humanity of the church was representatively embodied.

"But this conclusion is heavily dependent on sampling people representatively in terms of relative political interest.

From there the author spins out into the stories of a representatively selected group of victims and survivors.

As he says, "the theatre establishment changes regularly and representatively because the audience changes.

But most representatively American of all, perhaps, is the way Huck's struggle between selfish individualism and collective responsibility defines the book's action.

The focus group was mostly male, all white and I was the only one who worked outside London, but we gave our answers as representatively as we could.

"Even though there's a perception of this town being élitist and all that, somehow I think the population here representatively falls about the same as the nation," she suggested.

In the middle of Saturday's broadcast, he strung together a representatively eclectic set that included the Jefferson Airplane, Vince Guaraldi, Bob Lind, Benny Goodman, the Beatles, and Fred Neil.

It feels appropriate, anyway, that this writer who so stoked and revelled in his international popularity should be fairly, representatively epitomized by his most popular books.

The survey involved extensive interviews with 1,500 people drawn representatively from all segments of society across the country.